JD.com ADR Stock News

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Italy's government has given its conditional approval to Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com's takeover of German electronics retailer Ceconomy , a parliamentary document showed on Thursday.

JD's post Q3 FY2025 earnings selloff is largely due to concerns about elevated costs in food delivery and promotions, despite beating both revenue and EPS. The New Business segment, including food delivery, grew 214% YoY, but its operating loss wiped out the entire gains from JD Retail and Logistics. Food delivery is helping boost cross-sell GMV across e-commerce, and the conversion rate keeps ...

JD.com delivered strong quarterly results, beating earnings and revenue estimates, highlighting robust growth and a shift to a diversified e-commerce platform. JD trades at an ultra-low forward P/E of around 6.5, with a PEG ratio near 0.6, making JD extremely undervalued relative to its growth prospects. Wall Street maintains bullish price targets for JD, with an average upside potential of 45%...

JD.com, Inc. ( JD ) Q3 2025 Earnings Call November 13, 2025 7:00 AM EST Company Participants Sean Shibiao Zhang - Director of Investor Relations Xu Ran - CEO & Executive Director Ian Su Shan - Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Kenneth Fong - UBS Investment Bank, Research Division Ronald Keung - Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., Research Division Alicis a Yap - Citigroup Inc., Resear...

Third-quarter earnings were way below the corresponding period for 2024. More important was that the company beat relatively conservative analyst predictions.

The Chinese e-commerce giant ‘s quarterly profit dropped 55% as it continued its push into the highly competitive food-delivery space and other new businesses.

China's JD.com , topped market estimates for quarterly revenue on Thursday, as the e-commerce giant benefited from steady consumer spending on its platform thanks to government subsidies and lower prices.